| 10/19/2011 12:11 pm |
Cool Senior Member
Regist.: 10/18/2011
Topics: 4
Posts: 43
 OFFLINE | I know some (ok, 99%) of you probably aren't native english speakers, and that's ok. But if you're going to post a problem, or ask a question, please don't just run through a translating program and hope for the best.
It's hard to pinpoint a problem, or even understand the jist of what you're saying if it makes no sense whatsoever. So Please, Even if you go the long way in explaining something, just try to make it easier on those in charge, or those that want to help, by not posting nonsensical garbage.
Thank you. |
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| 10/19/2011 6:28 pm |
Forum Addict
Regist.: 10/18/2011
Topics: 4
Posts: 113
OFFLINE | The funny thing is you just typed up a topic they can't read, considering they're apparently non-native English speakers. If you're not knowledgeable enough in English to type properly chances are you can't read it properly either -.- |
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| 10/19/2011 11:05 pm |
Junior Member
Regist.: 10/19/2011
Topics: 3
Posts: 6
OFFLINE | Create a "foreing language" category and problem solved... i don't usually speak english, but translators are much worse that u think... |
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| 10/23/2011 9:00 am |
NEWBIE
Regist.: 10/18/2011
Topics: 1
Posts: 1
OFFLINE | translators are a good help if you already know your own language XDD so if you canot write correctly your own language , how do you think a trabslator will do a good job? |
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A Suggestion to non-english speakers
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